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New to Investing what areas do you recommend

Tonya Kelly
  • Bay Area
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Good Afternoon, 

My name is Tonya and I'm new to investing.I would like to know if anyone can recommend some good markets too start investing as a first time investor. I reside in the bay area so it's a little more capital to start here for me right now. My preference would prefer a multi family unit.Thanks, I appreciate your feedback. 

Enjoy Your Day,

Tonya 

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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Oakland, CA
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  • Oakland, CA
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Stick to the Bay Area. 3.5% down on a 4plex and live in one of the units. Same down payment $$$ if you are putting 20% down out of state where you have little control. 

Learn how to be a landlord while benefiting from the great appreciation AND rent growth which cannot be found elsewhere.

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